To My Mountain Movers,

Suffering always results in more of God’s glory being revealed. Jesus went through the ultimate suffering in order to reveal to us who He is [LOVE]. When we go through suffering, we are given the opportunity to experience who God is to get us through it. If I never experienced weakness, I would never know God as my strength. If I never experienced sickness, I would never know God as my healer. If I never experienced sadness, I would never know God as my joy. It is through my sufferings of weakness, sickness and sadness that I came to know of God’s strength, healing and joy. In result, the revelation of who God is in our suffering leads us to partaking in His Divine nature and transforms us into the image of Christ.

“13 but rejoice to the extent that you partake of Christ’s sufferings, that when His glory is revealed, you may also be glad with exceeding joy.” 1 Peter 4:13

Our promise is that we will always go from suffering to praises! And in order to get from suffering to praise, God tells us that we need endurance. Hebrews 10:36 pleads:

“36 for you have need of endurance, so that after you have done the will of God, you may receive the promise:”

Don’t allow your suffering to make you believe that you are not in the will of God or that our sufferings as Christians aren’t worth enduring through. Satan’s plans are to steal, kill and destroy. So if he can steal your hope, he can kill your faith and destroy your will to persevere into destiny. If you are feeling extremely weary and on the verge of giving up, may I beseech you--you are on the brink of destiny! Live by faith, don’t draw back and believe that the saving of your soul is part of God’s marvelous plan to bring heaven to earth and restore you back to His presence and your promises.

Now go move that mountain,

That Girl Faith

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Excerpt from The Sisterhood Nook Diaries Hebrew's Bible Study titled, "The Need to Endure."